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The Danielsville monitor. VOL XX v 111 danielsville Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Broom? and Mrs . Addison spent Friday and Sat urday in Carnesville. J. S. Daniel and Horace mo ,CTed to Commerce Sunday, the of her brother, Mr. J.. E. Stephens and family. Mr. Jesse Beus:;e is confined to mo: bed with measles-. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Baker, Alvin, and Mrs. W. C. Scott visited Mi.-s Baker and Mias JFystaces Scott ai; s. N. S. in Athena Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simmons, judge W. F. Wimberly and Miss I’uby Davis of Atlanta were spend the-day guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Camnbell Sunday . • * Little Margie Martin has boon .quite -ack for a few days. Mrs. Torn Stevens is very ill at this writing-. Mr*. Elf.v Gordon Smith i. t.he guest of her mother, Mrs. Georgia ■Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Griffith were in Athens Saturday.. Mergers 1.. E. Greene, I). A* 1 . Moseley and W. TANARUS. Eskew attended the banquet at Comer Friday eve ning given by the Comer Chamber of Commerce. Mr. and Mrs. B. N. White spent •■iunduy in 11a, gt'orts of Mr. and •Mrs. A, S. Westbrook. *-s, I). A. Moseley, Virginia Mose by, Mary and Myra Williams spent i riday evening in Athens. Mi;,. I. A. Fowler and daughter t Cnner were in town Saturday. Riv. John A Simpson visited Mr. -d Mrs. B. N. White Monday. Mr. bred L. Bond of Roystcn was ere Tue -day. Mrs. £ <’. O’Kelley left Tuesday °r Rutherfovdton, N. C. Mrs. Lan- Uim Kelley is real sick in a hos pital there. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. David spent Ule past week-end in Statham . Jlr - *- F Greene, Mr. R. C. Mur- ; ay “ n ' l Family were in Athens Sun "••• or, guests of Mrs. Nell Murray. , s ‘' frUts * e Landers was a visitor • u At ler, ; this week. Majp.jn ( ounty has been first in Ultf 0 y-, - „ in .. u 1 ’ n'iO'r of now enterprises ; "Staking.. Beneath her sod he ; acred dust of one of the he w Revolutionary war. The ..,j. '''' *’ • ■ :c * an the discoverer of ~J r, f m ‘A- which has robbed , ?( . e horrors, first taw the barieh- r ’ Jy th ° of v . j Pe • N ’°w conies the gentle v . . ' ‘ - womanhood asking per l‘-r th " !r Voice i9 K ‘ beard fci.,: ,'* hall—-we are re’iia :G vin lir * <l that Mrs. L),-. j. S. Dan no ~,./ [' raco and vsrill an fu;jrr, " r:,T ’d*ducy i | the near 4 r . v . . 0 tlwit w. have ti 0n j 'V* f ‘‘ ry stw *e and filling *ta <lsUW wM . r.ia? the ' r<s;- *' n e . .A.,';/->,’? b • o*v buR ~ e ' ei T success in their ■ • -i>, Vary 7, the little throe year o!! daughter cf Mr. a 7 -,! Mrs. Howard Patten, died Sunday and was laid o rest at Meadow churrh Monday af ternoon at three o’clock. DANIELSVIULE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. M. C. Alien announces that the Second Quarterly Conference for the Danielsville charge will be held at Jones Chapel, March 22. Rev. 11. S. Smith will preach at lt:00 o’clock, dinner will be served on the grounds, and the conference will be held in the afternoon.... All are invited to be present and the officials are request ed to be there. Fie lumber the Sunday School In stitute at Danielsville M. E. church the fifth Sunday in March'. We are expecting a good crowd, a good pr gram, a good dinner, and a good time. Watch for the program. DANIELSVILLE WOMAN’S CLUB The Woman’s Club of Danielsville held its Tegular meeting in the Club room Friday afternoon, March 7. Mrs. J. T. Murray, president, presiding}. Very important business was. discussed by the Club, and after the different reports, Mrs. J. S. Dan iel, leader of the program, gave a very interesting talk and reading concerning '“Better Homes.” Fol lowing this delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. J. T. Murray and Mrs. 11. C. Griffith. The lunchecn table wag artistically decorated with jonquils and green unshaded tapers in brass candle sticks, carrying out a color scheme of gteen and yellow. LETTER OF THANKS Atlanta, Ga. To the Editor Daniel iville Monitor: The Near East Relief takes th's means of thanking the people of 11a, Colbert, Danielsville and Comer for their generous contributions of old clothes and milk for the refugees and orphans of the Near East,. The organization is ipaiticalarly grateful to Mrs. Jewel Bond Murray of Danielsville, Mrs. J. H. Boggs cf Danielsville. Mrs. A. S. We stbrook and Mrs. G. I)j Westbrook of Ha. Mrs. W. A. Rowe of Comer, Mrs. H. H. Hampton of Colbert, the com mittee of ladies who conducted the drive in Madison County and to the Editor of the Danielsville Monitor and Comer News for the valuable publicity given to thin cause. (Signed) Georgia Slate Headquar ters N‘ , **r East Relief. CARD OF THANKS We wish to ex: end our heartJ'eJt thank? to our many friends who were so kind to uk in the recent iilne.s and death of our father; May God's richest blessing; rest upon each and every one, especially Dr. Guy Whel chel who was so patient, kind and good. , Mr. and Mr... D. R. Caritheryj Georgia, Madison County. To ail whom it may concern: D. It. Carithe.'s having, in prop er form applied te me for Perma nent Letters of Administration on tho estate of Mn. N D. Carithers, late of said County: this is to cite all and singular the- creditors and nert of kin of Mrs. N. D. Carithers to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, apei show cause, if any they can, why perma nent administrat or, should net. be grfntedt igr'D. R.. Gunthers’ e state. Witness ray hard and official eir;- ”2iiturc, thi>_. 12th day of March, 1924 N. C. BELLOCX, Ord'nary Danielsville, Georgia, Friday, Mar 14, 1924 COMER-COLBERT CHARGE INSTITUTE Sunday School and Epworth League To Be Held at Comer Church March Bb, 11*24 Programme 10:00 A. M.—-Sunday school devo iionnl, Mr. W. E. HeiisJce, Supt. 10:15 A. M.-—Sunday School In stitute orgam*erf. Roil call. Secretary pro torn elected. Beginners’ class. Teaching demon strated, Mr. F. G. Binchmore. What Points Count in School for the Standard of Efficiency, Rev. 0. B. Tally. Announcements. Special commit tees appointed: policy, recreation and records, resolutions and litera ture. Recess 80 minutes for committee work. ~ f 11:80 —Iteasfeemble. Committee reports: Missions, Teacher Training, Cradle Roll, Elementary, Intermedi ate-Senior, Young People-Adult Home Department, Recrer.Uor.-Uec ords, Resolutions and Literature, Policy. Nominations. Election of officers. Awarding the banner. 12:80—DINNER ON THE GROUND, served by the ladies of Comer. 1:80 P. M.—Epworth devotional, Mr. H. W. David, president. 1:40 P. M.—Roll call. Epworih League Institute organized. Secreta ry pro tem ejected. Announcement. 1. Department Work, Mir* Pearl Hardman. 2Department Work, Miss Lois Birchmore and Miss Wilma Gauld ing. H. Department Work, Mills Eliza beth Roper and Mr. W. L. Gaulding. 4. Department Work, Mrs. C. H. Barnes and Mrs. J. E. Kidd. COUNCIL AND BUSINESS MEET TNGS, Rev. O. IS. Tally. Report of soecial committee 1 . Or gan izatinn of charge union. Election of oflveors. In .tallaton of officers. Madison County, Georgia To be held Mnrcli 19th, 1924 FOR PRESIDENT OF UNITED ST ATES (Preference) (Vote for one) Wri. G. McAdoo Oscar W Jm*erwtod FOR ORDINARY N. C. Eulloek FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT (Vote for one) H. 0. Hardman Wm. D. Meadow FOR SHERIFF (Vote for one) W. M. Davis J. L. I'ortson W. H. Hall FOR TAX COLLECTOR (Vote for one) T. G. Hitchcock C. E. Huff FOR TAX RECEIVER A. itf. Mix FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINT ENDENT (Vote for one) It. C. David .7. A. Griffi th FOR COMMISSIONER ROADS AND REVENUES (Vote for one) It. T. Jiullock I). R. Freeman G. 0. Griffith FOR CORONER (Vote for one) Gurtis Alewine Paul A. fiurrrMgh > S. G. Scarborough FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR I;:;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;:;;;; CHAMBER COMMERCE BANQUET The second annual banquet of the Chamber of Commerce, served by the Home Economis Department of the Comer Women’s Club, wan quite an interesting- event. Much of the success and pleasure of the evening was due to the excellent manner in. which the banquet was prepared. The decorations of yellow by the pro fuse arrangement of daffodils, to gether with the palms and ferns add ed much to the beauty and enjoyment of the occasion, which was also the work of the Woman’s Club. A large part of the membership of* about eighty were present, together with a number of invited guests from the neighboring towns. A spirit of fellowship and good feeling pervaded the whole evening. A number of short addresses add ed interest to the. occasion, while ma ny suggestions for the coming year were given. Plans for the encouragement of this year’s cotton crop, which is es sential to prosperity of this sec tion and town as well, was discussed. That cotton can be raised success fully war, demonstrated the past year by the wonderful success ac complished by one of the members, Mr. J. K. Ghulston. This was referr ed to by a number of the speakers, showing that the hist way to con vince people of the merits of a fact b* by actual demon/.ration*;. By careful records it was showed that Mr. Gholvton cleat ed about $. r ou to the plow with fifty or more plows. He was recently invited to Hartwe 1 by the Ki-wanis Club and to other places to tell jurt how it was. done. He and others in thin section has proven that there is money in rais ing cotton under present condi tions. Good roads (or rather bid roads) came in for a good purt of the dis cussion. The fact that the a'titude of our county i.: helping to hold inf the completion of two of the main highways through this section, was referred to as a source of regret. It was the unanimous feeling of the men present that the money Mould he forthcoming to complete the Bankhead and Calhoun highways in connection with the State and Na tional aid. These roads once put in to good shape means that the state and national governments would as sume the upkeep of about forty miles of our main roads, relieving the county of th's great expense. This county is losing thousands of dollars each year by not matching rr A.2SC NOTICE I WILL BE AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES ON THE DATES NAMED BF.LOW FOX THE PURPOSE OF RECEIVING TAX RF.TURNS FOR THE YEAR 192 4 SFCONDROUND COMM! ! March 14 10 to 4 March Id 9 to II March id 12 to 1 LUTHER ITIX'S March 16 1 to 2 A- I-. WILLIAMS March 16 2 to 4 ALVIN March 17 9 to 10 I'T. LAMAR March 17 11 to ! POGATALIGO March 17 2 to 4 S. W. FITTS STORE March 14 y to 10 TYNERS STORK March IS 11 to 1 BONDS GIN March IS i to 2 3IILL COURT HOUSE March JS 2 to 4 SMITHS SCHOOL HOUSE March 19 y to 10 P. C. SCARJ3ORO STORE March 19 jy to 12 J LPT HA March l'l i to .‘j MAN PATTONS MILL March 19 3 to 4 BERRYMANS STORE March 20 io to it IIAKRISON COURT HOUSE’ March 2 o 11 to 1 FOWLERS SCHOOL HOUSE March •o j to 2 J . E. VAUGHNS STORE March 20 2 to 4 lAVIEI.SVILLE March 24 ' 10 to 12 VELPOE SCHOOL HOUSE March ‘*4 j to MASONS MILL March 24 2 u 4 on^wvß**S. AT H "‘ CE AXB nme ***" -<*evc A. M. MIX,T. H . M.C. the aid offered by government. Several of the speakers empha sized the necessity of making our lfnrm i*elf-*u|tainir>g in connec tion with the raising of our -Jurplu.v money crop whatever it i*. Mr. W. R. Esiki w, County Agent, outlined his plan*, in reference to blub work, which *net the endorse ment of tliore present. Mr. Ralph Collier, one of the out of-town members, spoke of the re lation which doe and should exist between the town and surrounding territory, in a very interesting talk. The only item of business pa?sed on was the adoption of the report of the nominating committee of tha officers for the coming year: W. E. Honslee, President J. N. B. Thompson, Vice-Pres. (’. S. Rowe, Secreturv C. V. Ridgway, Tri-nsi’rer A vote of thanks w'r unanimously extended to the ladies of the' -fir man's Club for their pair in making the success of the banquet. ■— The cut of town guests wereTPr. H. 11. Hajnpton, Messers W. S. Lowe, P, M. IWr, H. H. Han, u f Colbert; Messers YV. K. Whitehead, E D. Smith, Thad Stevenp. h'. M. Kcwe of Carlton; Messers L. E. Greene, D. A. Moseley, W. R Eakew of Duniela vii'.o; li. F. I!olto;i of The Atlami Journal, 1 ini' r .-. fu my name to v is. Kv •ryetn; i.’Hlst leave ’h<- l-nt.' - ix r who . • , . ,vi i t‘io t'oor. •n- . .. ii; U t "guests'' arrU'i ■ a .•*•>! t< r:i .u ro*s *)<• ~ ,i . ; n i in " without . ir.-in. N t hrt i.s Wild • .li e It '.I toil *... tie.) -.irrte thine. li i. . - rut nen n r> pillow he tees t f.a I'm. r.fter he i .1. >1: ’.; ( J or Ice Uf) at! r - ' 'I • Uiii hj ! about ttm ,1.1 i i>ir (P ; ml! ’vs and Just. • ... !ili)if|f.CO i'i r<*m .veil tho it: .- •! 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